Amanomanai

Magic

Original Text

We were here to Shintofest - but randomly (!!!) The old tree forms a very special atmosphere in this corner that you can't escape, even if it is not very nice around ...

Mysterious purification

Original Text

Amanomainai is said to have moved the water species because there was no water in this area when Amemun no Mikoto came to the heavenly grandson. It is said that it springs as Tenmanai and flows down through Tamatari Falls and Onokoro Pond as Manai Falls. It's hard to find the location because it's a little far from Takachiho Shrine and Takachiho Gorge, but a giant tree near the children's park has a shimenawa.

The sacred place where God first descended to Japan

Original Text

It was difficult to understand on the guide map of Takachiho, so first, I visited Kushifuru Shrine, and walked to the left from the front of the approach to the narrow road for about 5 minutes to "Tenmanai". Was it not a very sacred place, with nothing around it in the past? Now, there is a very beautiful small pond under the big tree that descended, and there is a shrine in the back, and when I saw it, I felt like I met paper. Everyone has no parking lot nearby, so I think it's hard to understand, but ...

The origin of Manai no Taki

Original Text

It is near Aratachi Shrine. According to mythology, it is based on the water species carried from Takamabara to Takachiho, who had no water source.

It seems that it is also the source of the "Manai Falls" in Takachiho Gorge.

Original Text

It is a natural spring water near Kushifuru Shrine. It is not just spring water, but when Niniginomikoto descended in the mythical descending of the grandson of the grandson, there was no water in this area, so it is said that Amamura Unmei went up to heaven again and moved the water species. It was said that pure water was springing out at the root of the large zelkova, but the local fire brigade was cleaning the fountain of the water source and it was muddy rather than pure (bitter smile). I hear the story that I'm drawing water that springs up, but ...